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Technology Stocks : Osicom(FIBR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: DON SIPPLE who wrote (6464)	4/15/1998 2:32:00 AM
From: A. Geiche	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10479

Do you know why the stock is depressed? It is because people like you. Do you realize where it would be if some magic would improve the management? From all my sources, I am getting just the same: the investors community distrusts it. Meanwhile, as it was evidenced by the recent drops, the management only worsens this distrust -- NEEDLESSLY. Do you realize that people who believe that they were victimized needlessly become the most bitter enemies of the company? You don't care, right? You can always send them to Las Vegas? Do you know how many such people there are around? And with how many people they communicate? And that with all this unnecessary drops and losses their numbers are growing? Is this good for the company? As for the margin... you would be surprised to learn that among those who bought on margin there were quite experienced and informed investors and quite big ones. I know some.Maybe they knew a little bit more than others. They knew that the company INDEED was poised to go up. With all these teaming partners, etc., it just looked to them that it is highly unlikely that the stock would deep below 4, below the margin limit. But instead they got what they got, and they blame most bitterly the management -- because they KNOW that the company COULD support the stock, and they do not see any excuse for so flagrant disregard of shareholders interests. Sure they gambled, but ALL investors gamble, and you are a fool if you think that your investment courses can turn your investment in a precise science. The investment is a legalized gambling. Still, there are some rules... and the very foremost one is a normal and healthy relation with the company. The company may not abandon, not betray their shareholders. If many companies do -- it is people like you whom to blame. Whatever... it is not open and obvious enemies, but fools that are most dangerous. If you do not like my messages -- skip them. They are obviously not for you.I do skip most of the messages. In fact, I will skip all yours, even if addressed to me. But I am, anyway, won't be here very long. There is no use to waste all this time for people like you...